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Pfizer Locations List DELIVERY ADDRESS POSTCODE DPHC - British Forces Germany - Central Pharmacy - Rochdale Bks Bielefeld - c/o Warehouse 33 - Building B3 - DSDC Donnington - Telford TF2 8JT DPHC - British Forces Germany - Medical Centre - Princess Royal Bks Gutersloh - c/o Warehouse 33 - Building B3 - DSDC Donnington - Telford TF2 8JT DPHC - British Forces Germany - Medical Centre - Catterick Bks Bielefeld - c/o Warehouse 33 - Building B3 - DSDC Donnington - Telford TF2 8JT DPHC - British Forces Germany - Medical Centre - Hammersmith Bks Herford - c/o Warehouse 33 - Building B3 - DSDC Donnington - Telford TF2 8JT DPHC - British Forces Germany - Medical Centre - Baker Bks Paderborn - c/o Warehouse 33 - Building B3 - DSDC Donnington - Telford TF2 8JT DPHC - British Forces Germany - Medical Centre - Alanbrooke Bks Sennelager - c/o Warehouse 33 - Building B3 - DSDC Donnington - Telford TF2 8JT DPHC WWM - Medical Centre - Donnington - Donnington Garrison - Telford - Shropshire TF2 8JT DPHC WWM - Medical Centre - Donnington - Donnington Garrison - Telford - Shropshire TF2 8JT DPHC WWM - Medical Centre Gamecock Bks - Bramcote CV11 6QN DPHC WWM - Medical Centre - Clive Bks - Tern Hill TF9 3QE DPHC WWM - Medical Centre - Sterling Lines - Hereford HR4 7DD DPHC WWM - Medical Centre - Whittington Bks - Lichfield WS14 9PY DPHC WWM - Medical Centre/PCRF - Beachley Bks - Chepstow NP16 7YG DPHC WWM - Medical Centre - Cawdor Lines - Brawdy SA62 6NN DPHC WWM - Medical Centre/PCRF - Dering Lines - Brecon LD3 7RA DPHC WWM - Medical Centre - Malborough Bks - Kineton CV47 2UL DPHC WWM - Medical Centre - Stafford ST18 0AQ DPHC Wessex - Building 61 - Jellalabad Bks - Tidworth - Wiltshire SP9 7BN DPHC Wessex - Medical Centre - Bovington - Wareham - Dorset BH20 6JA DPHC Wessex - Medical Centre/PCRF - Blandford Camp - Dorset DT11 8RH DPHC Wessex - Medical Centre/PCRF - Warminster BA12 0DJ DPHC Wessex - QEMHC - St Michaels Avenue - Tidworth SP9 7EA DPHC Wessex - Medical Centre/PCRF - Duke of Gloucester Bks - South Cerney GL7 5RD DPHC Wessex - Medical Centre/PCRF - Larkhill SP4 8QY DPHC Wessex - Medical Centre - Buckley Bks - Hullavington SN14 6BT DPHC Wessex - Medical Centre/PCRF - Azigmhur Bks - Colerne SN14 8QY DPHC Wessex - Medical Centre - Bulford SP4 9AD DPHC Wessex - Medical Centre - Imjin Bks - Innsworth GL3 1HW DPHC SNI - Medical Centre - Roxburgh Block - South Queensberry - West Lothian EH30 9TN DPHC SNI - MRS - Edinburgh EH13 0PP DPHC North - Medical Centre - Fulwood Bks - Preston PR2 8AA DPHC North - Medical Centre - Weeton Bks - Blackpool PR4 3JQ DPHC North - Medical Centre - Dale Bks - Chester CH4 4BD DPHC SNI - Medical Centre - Fort George IV2 7TD DPHC SNI - Medical Centre - Kinloss IV36 3UH DPHC North - Medical Centre - Dishforth Airfield YO7 3EZ DPHC North - Medical Centre - Alanbrooke Bks - Topcliffe YO7 3EY DPHC North - Medical Centre - Claro Bks - Ripon HG4 2RD DPHC North - Medical Centre - Imphal Bks - York YO10 4HD DPHC North - Medical Centre - Normandy Bks - Leconfield HU17 7LX DPHC North - Medical Centre ITC - Vimy Bks - Catterick DL9 4HH DPHC North - X-Ray Dept - Duchess of Keny Bks - Catterick Garrison DL10 7NP DPHC North - Medical Centre - Catterick Garrison DL9 4DF DPHC North - Medical Centre - Albermarble Bks - Newcastle NE15 0RF DPHC North - Medical Centre - Uniacke Bks - Harrogate HG3 2SE DPHC East - Regional HQ - Merville Bks - Colchester CO2 7UT DPHC East - Medical Centre - St Georges Bks - North Luffenham LE15 8RL DPHC East - Medical Centre - Robertson Bks - Swanton Morley NR20 4TX DPHC East - Medical Centre - Prince William of Gloucester Bks - Grantham NG31 7TJ DPHC East - Medical Centre - Chetwynd Bks - Chilwell Beeston NG9 5HA DPHC East - Medical Centre - DISC - Chicksands SG17 5PR DPHC East - Medical Centre - Wattisham Airfield - Ipswich IP7 7RA DPHC East - Medical Centre - Berechurch Hall Rd - Colchester CO2 9NU DPHC East - Medical Centre - Merville Bks - Colchester CO2 7UT DPHC East - Medical Centre - RAF Cottesmore LE15 7BL DPHC East - Medical Centre - Carver Bks - Wimbish CB10 2YA DPHC East - Bassingbourn Bks - Royston SG8 5LX DPHC East - Medical Centre - Rock Bks - Woodbridge IP12 3TW DPHC South - Regional HQ - Aldershot GU11 1AY DPHC South - Medical Centre/MRS - Winchester SO22 6NQ DPHC South - Medical Centre - Worthy Down SO21 2RG DPHC South - Medical Centre - Middle Wallop SO20 8DY DPHC Central - Medical Centre - Wilton Park - Beaconsfield HP9 2RP DPHC South - Medical Centre - McMullen Bks - Marchwood SO40 4ZG DPHC Wessex - Medical Centre - Defence Academy - Shrivenham SN6 8LA DPHC Central - Medical Centre - Denison Bks - Hermitage RG18 9TP DPHC South - Medical Centre - Baker Bks - Thorney Island PO10 8DH DPHC Central - Medical Centre - Dalton Bks - Abingdon OX13 6JB DPHC South - Centre for Health - Aldershot GU11 2DW DPHC South - Medical Centre - Gibralter Bks - Minley GU17 9LP DPHC South - Medical Centre - Hazebrouk Bks - Aborfield RG2 9NJ DPHC Central - MRS/PCRF - St Georges Bks - Bicester OX6 0PP DPHC South - Medical Centre - Hampshire Rd - Bordon GU35 0JE DPHC South - MRS - Sandhurst - RMAS Camberley GU15 4PQ DPHC South - Medical Centre - Southwick Park - Fareham PO17 6EJ DPHC LSE - MRS/PCRF/PHCC - Pirbright GU24 0QQ DPHC LSE - Medical Centre - Princess Royal Bks - Deepcut GU16 6RW DPHC LSE - Medical Centre - Keogh Bks - Ash Vale GU12 5RQ DPHC LSE - Medical Centre - Brompton Bks - Chatham ME4 4UG DPHC LSE - Medical Centre - Invicta Park - Maidstone ME14 2NA DPHC LSE - PHCC - St John Moore Bks - Shorncliffe CT20 3HJ DPHC LSE - Medical Centre - Howe Bks - Canterbury CT1 1JU DPHC LSE - Medical Centre - Combermere Bks - Windsor SL4 3DN DPHC LSE - Medical Centre - Victoria Bks - Windsor OX18 3LX DPHC LSE - Medical Centre - Hyde Park Bks - Knightsbridge London SW7 1SE DPHC LSE - Medical Centre - Wellington Bks - London SW1E 6HQ DPHC LSE - PCRF - Wellington Bks - London SW1E 6HQ DPHC LSE - Medical Centre - Cavalry Bks - Hounslow TW4 6HD DPHC LSE - The Baird Health Centre - St Thomas Hospital - London SE1 7EH DPHC LSE - Medical Centre - Kneller Hall - Twickenham TW2 7DU DPHC LSE - Medical Centre - Green Hill - Woolwich SE18 4BW DPHC SNI - Regional HQ - Theipval Bks - c/o Warehouse 33 - Building B3 - Donnington - Telford TF2 8JT DPHC SNI - Aldergrove Health Centre - c/o Warehouse 33 - Building B3 - Donnington - Telford TF2 8JT DPHC SNI - Medical Centre - Ballykinler - c/o Warehouse 33 - Building B3 - Donnington - Telford TF2 8JT DPHC SNI - Medical Centre - Theipval Bks - Lisburn - c/o Warehouse 33 - Building B - Donnington - Telford TF2 8JT DPHC SNI - Medical Centre - Palace Bks - Holywood - c/o Warehouse 33 - Building B3 - Donnington - Telford TF2 8JT Medical Centre - HQ Brunei - c/o Warehouse 33 - Building B3 - Donnington - Telford TF2 8JT Medical Centre - HQ BRIGNEPAL - Kathmandu - c/o Warehouse 33 - Building B3 - Donnington - Telford TF2 8JT Medical Centre - HQ BRIGNEPAL - Pokhara - c/o Warehouse 33 - Building B3 - Donnington - Telford TF2 8JT DPHC SW - Medical Centre - Royal Citadel - Plymouth PL1 2PD DPHC SNI - Medical Centre - HMS Caledonia - Rosyth - Fife KY11 2XH DPHC SNI - Medical Centre - HMS Gannet - RNAS Prestwick - Monkton KA9 2PG DPHC SW - Medical Centre - RM Bickleigh - Plymouth PL6 7AJ DPHC SW - Medical Centre - RM Chivenor - Barnstable EX31 4AZ DPHC SNI - Medical Centre - RM Barracks Condor - Arbroath DD11 3SJ DPHC SW - Medical Centre - RM Lympstone - Exmouth EX8 5AR DPHC SW - Medical Centre - RM Norton Manor - Taunton TA2 6PF DPHC SW - Medical Centre - RM Stonehouse - Plymouth PL1 2QS DPHC Central - Regional HQ - DMC (Whittington) - Lichfield WS14 9PY DPHC WWM - Medical Centre - Royal Centre for Defence Medicine - Birmingham B15 2WB DPHC LSE - Medical Centre - DMRC Headley Court - Epsom KT18 6JW DPHC SW - Medical Centre - RM Poole - Poole BH15 4NQ DPHC SNI - Medical Centre - HMS Neptune - HMNB Clyde - Faslane G84 8HL DPHC South - Medical Centre - RAF Odiham - Hook RG29 1QT DPHC Central - Medical Centre - RAF Benson - Wallingford OX10 6AA DPHC Wessex - Medical Centre - Barrow-in-Furness LA14 1AF DPHC Wessex - Medical Centre - Lyneham - Chippenham SN15 4PZ DPHC South - Medical Centre - HMS Nelson - Portsmouth PO1 3HH DPHC SW - Medical Centre - Devonport - HMS Drake - Plymouth PL2 2BJ Medical Logistic Centre - Warehouse 33 - Building B3 - Donnington - Telford TF2 8JT Medical Centre - Supplies Dept - DMRC Headley Court - Epsom KT18 6JW SMC - Falkland Islands - c/o Warehouse 33 - Building B3 - Donnington - Telford TF2 8JT DPHC Wessex - Medical Centre - Abbeywood - Bristol BS34 8JH DPHC Wessex - Medical Centre - Boscombe Down SP4 0JE DPHC North - Medical Centre - RAF Boulmer NE66 3JF DPHC Central - Medical Centre - RAF Brize Norton OX18 3LX DPHC East - Medical Centre - RAF Coningsby LN4 4SY DPHC Wessex - Medical Centre - Corsham SN13 9NR DPHC WWM - Medical Centre - RAF Cosford - Wolverhampton WV7 3EX DPHC East - Medical Centre - RAF Cranwell - Sleaford NG34 8HB DPHC North - Medical Centre - RAF Fylingdales - Pickering YO18 7NT DPHC Central - Medical Centre - RAF Halton - Aylesbury HP22 5PG DPHC East - 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